A Death in South Sudan – The Pennsylvania Gazette
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Trying to understand the loss of a young journalist and family friend, who was killed last year while covering the civil war in South Sudan.
Trying to understand the loss of a young journalist and family friend, who was killed last year while covering the civil war in South Sudan. BY SAMUEL HUGHES | Photography by Christopher Allen Download a PDF of this article Last winter, in his mother’s dream, Christopher Allen LPS’13 came to the table where their family was having dinner. His place mat was a map of the world, the one he had always insisted on having when he was a boy, just as his brother’s had always been a map of the United States. “I don’t have much time here, but I needed to see you,” he told them. “I needed to be…
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